On 20 Dec, 11:28, James Brown
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Richard Dixon writes





On 20 Dec, 10:37, "Keith (Southend)"
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Must admit, nothing about any of the models looks that severe to me, raw
yes, but more likely drizzle here in Southend-on-Sea, there doesn't seem
to be any deep cold push coming round the back and that northerly second
hit seems to have gone now :-(

Agree that the source of the easterly isn't cold which will dampen
spirits for those wanting snow but the agreement between the models is
heartening for an easterly...

http://meteocentre.com/models/compar...ang=fr&run=00&
type=z&hour=192&range=glb

Richard

I'm not sure I agree with your use of 'isn't cold' - a quick check on:http://www.uni-koeln.de/math-nat-fak...s/arcisoTTPPWW...

shows some pretty cold air already in place albeit slightly further
east, but with a preceding northerly for western europe and normal
cooling at this time of the year - I think I would go with Will on this
one ;-)

James

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Doesn't look particularly cold to the east on this Boxing Day
prediction www.wzkarten.de/pics/Rtavn1505.png

Mind you, those nice yellow double figure maxes are now to the west of
Land's End. Might get my 1st air frost before the end of the year, or
then again there may be too much of a rather unpleasant ESE.

Graham
Penzance - currently bright, dry, Force 3 W, 12.7C